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re, 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 15, 1986 Scugog Memorial Library is bigger than you think Public Libraries have been around for a long time. They tend to be taken for granted. To correct this situation the week of October 20 - 26 has been set aside for Public Library Week. As part of our celebration of this event the Scugog Memorial Public Library is taking this opportunity to focus public attention on one of our most popular services. For the next few minutes let us tell you something about our film service. I CAN HELP I'm an Investors professional financial planner. It's my job to help you create and follow a personal financial plan. I can help with: * Investment Funds * Guaranteed Investment Certificates * Registered Retirement Savings Plans * Estate Planning * Life and Disability Insurance * Annuities Investors Group PROVIT FROAL OUR EVPERIENCE + FS In 1985 the Scugog Memorial Public Library provided 1,076 films that were viewed by approximate- ly 24,210 children and adults. Sub- jects ranged from travel, garlic and native peoples for adults. Children found;such films as Return of the Winged Giant and Soup and Me, both-informative and entertaining. While many of these films were shown in the library, many more were shown in the churches, nurs- ing homes, and schools of our BUS. 416-491-7400 RES. 416-985-2034 NELSON C. PAITERSON, CGA K& "Wf& community. This important popular service is made possible, or enhanced, by the library's participation in an area- wide public library agency known as Ontario Library Service - Trent, which is a provincially funded sup- port system for public libraries stretching from Pickering in the south, to Huntsville in the north, and from Tweed in the east to Coll- ingwood in the west. By means of a sophisticated com- puter system, and a van delivery system augumented by Priority Post, OLS - Trent provides the members of Scugog Memorial Public Library with access to some 10,000 films located in the public libraries across the area. These films are conveniently listed by ti- tle series and subject in the OLS - Trent Film Catalogue. A copy of this catalogue is available in the Scugog Memorial Public Library. We invite our public to use it, and to discover for themselves the wealth of films available, While the film ¢ 'lection in the Scugog Memorial Public Library is small (or non-existent) we are able, with the help of OLS - Trent, to pro- vide the citizens of our community with the films they need. In this con- text we can justly claim "The Scugog Memorial Public Library is really bigger than you think!" The next time you need a film, try the Scugog Memorial Public Library. We have literally thousands of films from which you can make your selections, and it won't cost you a cent. But give us a few weeks to process your request, keeping in mind that nearly 100 libraries with 176 branches in the country Lane IY LIMIT Hwy 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario A 'Time wounds all heels' 3. Ontario Public Library Week VE'VE GOT SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. There's more to your local public library than books. A whole lot more. Music lovers will find the latest and greatest hits on record and tape. Movie buffs vill discover a great selection of films and videos. Kids will always find something special in store for them at the library. And book ®Ontario LAR <> lovers will find best sellers, reference books, books on tape and books in almost every language. If it's been a while since your last visit to the library, drop by and see us during Ontario Public Library Week, October 20-26. We've got something just for you. Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Culture Trent service area are using the same collection! As an agency of the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Culture, OLS - Trent provides an impressive number of film-related services to their member libraries, which, in turn, enable us to give good service to our patrons. To mention only a few, there are previewing sessions that assist libraries to purchase those films best suited to their needs and to know the films that other libraries have purchased. Because the average film costs about $600, OLS - Trent helps libraries buy films on a cooperative basis so that tax- payers get the best possible value for dollars spent. In this connection we are pleased to report a special Ministry grant of $47,000 to enrich the audiovisual resources across the Trent area. In addition to preview- ing sessions, Trent conducts workshops to keep library staff up- to-date, and to make sure the films are properly maintained. Trent also has projectors and other pieces of audiovisual equipment which we may borrow for our users on a short- term basis. And lastly, Ontario Library Service - Trent maintains good communications with the Na- tional Film Board, and other film resources located across the pro- vince, all of which makes for a first- rate film service to the people of our community. As we said above, "The Scugog Memorial Public Library is | Rad really bigger than you think! Large craft show Plan now to attend one of the largest Craft Show and Sales in this area. The annual Port Perry Arts & Crafts Christmas Show & Sale returns to the HIGH SCHOOL, for one day only, on Saturday, October 25th, 1986 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and admission is free. This is a craft lovers' paradise with over 100 craftspeople in a spec- tacular show and sale and is the perfect place to start your Christmas shopping. Light lunches and refreshments are available in the cafeteria/tea room, and PUFFY, the clown, will be at the Craft Show, to entertain you with balloon animals and magic tricks. Don't 'miss this great Craft Extravaganza! For further information, please call 985-3972. \ DURHAM REGION FAMILY YMCA 6th Annual GALA ART AUCTION of original Canadian & International Art FRI., NOV. 7th Preview - 6:30 P.M. Auction - 8:00 P.M. HOLIDAY INN 1011 Bloor St. E., Oshawa WINE & CHEESE Admission -- $7.00 Advance $9.00 At-the-Door For tickets call YMCA Offices: Whitby .. 668:6868 Oshawa .... 433-1463 Port Perry ..... 985-2824 Pickering = 686-1828 / 839-8011 MAJOR (0, CREDIT CARDS ACCEPT D